The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 March 1967 — Page 5

[locals^ • A alkerton Mr. and Mrs. William Bellinger of North Manchester were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bellinger. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sorgenfrei and Kathleen and Mark of South Bond visited with Esther Harman on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hannagen have recently purchased and moved into a home I‘* mile' south of Walkerton on Road 23. William Sheaks, s n of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sheaks of Lockport, Illinois was reh ;cd Fridas from Bellin ; s Hospital, Chicano, where he has been rioush ill for over two months. He i Cu grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bellinger. Mr. and Mrs. Rob rt N i t ham and family and Mr.< John Northam us in Kn X Sunday b visit the letters brother Richard Hantock who is a patient a Starke Memorial hospital. Miss Leta Behn. grand - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson an J great* grand-daughter of Mrs. Lt Ora Golt has been named to the Deans Honor Roll at Lee College, Chatanooga Tenn., with a 2-6 average in a 3 p ant system. She is Mifonn in Education and Art. Miss Belin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curt Belin of Helena, Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Divine entertained Sunday for their dau; hter, Laura who is leaving Saturday for Stewardess training at Stewardess College at G.S.W. International Airport, Fort Worth, Texas. Those present were Mr. and Mrs Amel Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stephenson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schultz, Mr ; *nd Mrs. Richard Schultz. David Shirk, Mrs. Elsie Hol-t-n and son, Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Fr<*d Daniels and daughter, Connie and Janice Downs. 60 Years Os Service Fm ion? LEMONTREES A 9PT9Mtr/ut n !TB 6USSB KAMMB mw ^*vs?*y* ** Phone CE 4-7771 230 S. Michigan St.

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Lrry Sheaks of Torrance. California spent from Wednesday tn Saturday of last week with his nother, Mis. Harold Sheaks and brother, Jerry. r CI. an 1 Mis, Met her P. Jivsie Evan vdle In..ana v < e r gue- ts of C< 1. JaqUe.-s's sis', । and hu. ban i. Mr. ,-nd Mrs N. ... ton Williams over la t w. k < 11. Saturday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. bred Bullinger and Freddie Jr. were Mr. and Mrs. Donald M<C dh and children of Fort Wayne, Cheryl Bullinger, South Bend, Allen Shoemaker. North Liberty, Vicki Bulhngci and a girl friend from Purdue University. West Lafayette. The <x'casion was to celebrate the birthday;; of Mr. Bullinger, Mrs. McGrath and Cheryl Bullinger. Pfe Randall R. Cripe w 10 has been stationed at Fort Dix, New Jersey left then* Feb. 6 and was sent to Viet Nam and Is at present stationed about 20 mile, from Saigon. On Feb. 13th he went to Slagon and enjoyed a visit with his si ter, Rh ■ i who is working at the Amoii in Embassy. His m w addres is PFC Randall R. Cripe U.S. .'drdHT'JG, H.H. Co. 2nd Bt -1 th. Inf., A PO. SAN FRANCISCO, (’ ilif 96345. SVRI’RISE PARTI A stjow sb rm January .n ! early February delayed a surprise birthday party planned honoring the ?’? birthday of Mrs Newt'ii William . 700 Monroe St., Walker b n was brought to realization on Ma th 2, when the hostess, Mrs. Shirley Hartung, fulfilled her wish and invited guests to a surprise cake and coffee time at the PaddleWheel dining room, honoring Mrs. Williams. At 130 pm. the honor guest almost aged another year, when she was greeted with "Happy Birthday" as she was taken into the party room of the Paddb* Wheel. An appropriate decorated birthday rake and rifts were found at the place marked for Mrs. Williams. Those pres, nt beside the hostess, Mrs. Hartung were: Mrs. Herman Henry. Mrs. Ghn Stahly, Mrs. Fritz Skinner who baked the cake, Mrs. James Reed, Mrs. Lloyd Singleton, Mrs. James Ogle, Mrs. Louis Houser and Mrs William Rouse. Mrs. Reed received the special door prize off< red by the hostess. Mrs. Williams received several gifts and a poem written by Mrs. J FARM BUREAU! | INSURANCE | A AUTO - LIFE - FIRE f | Fred Bullinger I Phone 586-3339 ft 1701 Monroe Walkerton i

Singelti n which revealed the love and affection held by . 11 for Mrs. Williams. □— — _ DEATHS □ □ Edna Vcrmilyer Funeral sei vices for Mrs. Edna R. Vumilwr, 58, route 2, Walk- • rton, who died at 11 p.m. Wednesday, March 1, at Mem1 h . • . St .1 • ph. Me h. were at 3:30 Saturday at the Haverstoek Funeral home. The Rev. James Christophd officiated and burial was in the

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